The “China Macroeconomic Analysis and Forecast Report (2022)” suggests that the Chinese economy as a whole has shown signs of post-pandemic recovery in 2021, but nevertheless, China's economic growth rate has demonstrated an obvious downward trend. Looking ahead to 2022, the ACCEPT team believes that although the downward pressure on the economy has increased, if the pandemic is properly prevented and controlled and various policies are adjusted in place, China's economy is still expecte

ACCEPT's China Macroeconomic Analysis and Forecast (no. 96) urges a shift from population power to human resource power.

The “Southbound Shift” of China’s economy and population has been occurring for 1,500 years; Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen account for 12.5% of China’s total GDP, but 5.2% of the population

The Start of the 14thFive-Year Plan: Reconfiguring Economic Geography to Enhance Domestic Circulation and Readjusting Economic and Trade Relations to Open Up New Space in the International EconomyResearch Team:David Daokui Li, Li Keaobo, Huang Zhangkai, Li Bing, Lu Lin, Guo Meixin, Long Shaobo, Feng Xuming, Shi Jinjian, Sean Xu, Fu Lin, Jin Xingye, Wu Shuyu, Hu Sijia, Chen Dapeng, Li Yusha, David Zhang, Zhou Peng, Zhang He, Lang Kun, Wang ZihangRead Full text of the Report (in Chinese):http://ww

Macroeconomic policy framework has played a crucial role in the process of the structural transformation of the Chinese economy over the past four decades. It has done so through what can be summarized as a mix of (1) proactive macroeconomic management to maintain economic stability; (2) financial reform to promote financial deepening, channelling savings into investment and ensuring financial stability; and (3) carefully managed capital account liberalization to promote investment, trade, and i

Presented by the Institute for National and Global Governance and the Academic Center for Chinese Economic Practice and Thinking (ACCEPT) of Tsinghua University

This article puts forward the following six points of view based on related research:First, according to the model-based prediction of the Academic Center for Chinas Economic Practice and Thinking (ACCEPT), if appropriate policies are introduced, the economic impact of the COVID-19 outbreak will be limited and controllable. If the outbreak is controlled and operations are fully resumed by the end of Q1 or by the end of the first half, the national economic growth will be dragged down by 0.17 or

This report distills ten fundamental economic lessons, some being positive and others negative, from the 70 years of economic development of the People’s Republic of China, 1949—2019. These lessons revolve around the relationship between the government and the economy, some of which have not been given adequate attention in economics. Learning these lessons is not only essential for China’s own continued economic development but also important for other countries which aspire to emulate China’s